Dark Wood Flooring
Add luxury and drama with dark wood flooring. From deep oaks to rich walnuts, these moody tones provide a sophisticated, grounded foundation for a truly high-end interior.
Our dark wood flooring range includes everything from deep dark oak flooring to rich dark walnut flooring. These tones are perfect for creating an intimate and grounded atmosphere in dining rooms and formal living rooms. For those seeking old-world charm, our Antique collection offers character-rich, dark wooden flooring with hand-scraped or distressed detailing that mimics the look of reclaimed timber. Dark parquet flooring and dark herringbone flooring options are also excellent for adding a regal, traditional feel to large transition spaces like hallways.
Choosing a dark floor is a bold design statement that pairs beautifully with lighter walls and metallic fixtures to create a high-contrast, luxury look. Beyond the visuals, these floors are exceptionally practical for high-traffic areas; our Heritage collection features a super-matte, durable finish that maintains its rich colour against daily wear. In a home office or a professional gym/sports Hall space, dark tones provide a sturdy, professional feel that exudes quality.
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Rogen Oak
BRE1016
A cool, dark presence in any space this is a contemporary version of classic stained oak boards, featuring beautiful markings and the feel of luxury.
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Westray Oak
CLA1008
The super rustic grade and brushed finish of Westray Oak give it an aged and traditional look. The dark tones will give any room a vintage feel when combined with luxurius furnishings.
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Congaree Smoked Oak
CON1022
Finished in rich, lustrous shades of burnt toffee, Congaree Smoked Oak lends a substantial and reassuringly traditional feel to any space. Available as matching Parquet block.
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Finsbury Oak
CON2009
The dark tones of Finsbury Oak gives depth and luxury to any room. The super rustic grade shows the natural characteristics of wood such as splits and knots for added character.
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Adelphi Oak
CON2010
The dark coffee tones of Adelphi Oak works best when contrasted with lighter tones to create a true feature room. The smattering of knots and splits add character and an aged feel to the floor. As featured in Manchester's newest craft beer pub, North Westward Ho. Please click here for photos.
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Hackfall Oak
CON3010
A wealth of natural characteristics in the oak, heavily enhanced with a variety of processes, make Hackfall Oak one of the most interesting boards in the range. The striking, deep brown colour adds to the reclaimed and antique feel of this floor
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Harlesden Smoked Oak
PAR1007
Harlesden Smoked Oak perfectly showcases the diversity of nature. The colour difference between the boards allows you to add a contemporary twist to a modern floor style. The select grade of the boards means that there are fewer knots giving a beautiful finish.
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Sloane Smoked Oak
PAR1008
With its rich, dark coffee tones, Sloane Smoked Oak will add luxury and style to any room. The smoking process that the boards go through means that the colour seeps deeper into the plank keeping them looking better for longer. The parquet blocks can be laid in a number of different patterns to suit your individual style. All our Parquet collection is made from engineered hardwood which makes them suitable for use over water-based underfloor heating.
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Congaree Smoked Oak Parquet
PAR1022
Finished in rich, lustrous shades of burnt toffee, Congaree Smoked Oak lends a substantial and reassuringly traditional feel to any space. Available in matching plank format.
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Does the floor colour affect the feeling of the temperature in a room?
Yes. Cooler tones like grey can make a space feel crisp and airy. In contrast, warm neutrals like greige or natural oak provide a cosy feel and a sense of warmth, particularly under evening lighting.
How do I choose the right floor colour for my room?
The best colour depends on your space and goals, light and white floors are most effective for opening up a space whereas, dark and walnut tones add a sense of luxury and intimacy.
What is the most popular wood flooring colour?
Our Natural colours are the most popular sellers, but we also sell a lot of our dark and light tones.
Which floor colours are best for hiding dirt and wear?
Natural and mid-toned wood floors are generally the most practical, as their organic textures and grains hide scuffs, dust, and pet hair remarkably well (depending on the colour of your furry pet friends, of course). Grey flooring is also a practical choice for kitchens, as it hides footprints better than very dark or very light styles.
